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dress
dresses noun
a piece of clothing that
has a top joined to a skirt.dried
from the verb to dry
He dried his clothes outside.dried
adjective
with water or liquid removed.drift
drifts drifting drifted verb
1 to move slowly
without control.
The boat drifted along.
2 to be carried along by
water or air.drift
drifts noun
a pile of snow or sand made
by the wind.drill
drills drilling drilled verb
to bore a hole in something
using a drill.drill
drills noun
1 a tool used to make holes.
2 a practice.
Fire drill.drink
drinks drinking drank drunk
verb
to swallow liquid.drink noundrip
drips dripping dripped verb
to fall slowly, drop by drop.
Water dripped from the faucet.drip noun
dripping adjectivedrive
drives driving drove driven verb
to make a car, train, or other
vehicle move.
They drove along
the country roads.
drive noundrizzle
drizzles drizzling drizzled verb
to rain in small, fine drops,
like a mist.
drizzle noundroop
droops drooping drooped verb
to hang down in a weak or
tired way.The tulip drooped
over the edge of the vase.
N rhymes with hoopdrop
drops noun
1 a small amount
of liquid.2 a long way down.
It was a big drop from
the bridge to the river below.drop
drops dropping dropped verb
to let something fall.He dropped his sunglasses.drought
droughts noun
a period of time when there
is not enough rain.Many crops died during
the drought.
N say droutdrown
drowns drowning drowned verb
to die because you have gone
under water and have not
been able to breathe.drowsy
adjective
sleepy.drug
drugs noun
1 a chemical substance used
as a medicine to treat people
who are sick or in pain.
2 an illegal chemical
substance that people take
to make them feel different.
Taking this kind of drug is
dangerous and can kill you.drum
drums noun
a hollow musical instrument
that has a covering across
one or both ends. You hit
the drum with sticks, special
wire brushes, or your hands
to make different sounds.dress
dried
apricotselectric
drilladrop of inkJapanese drum